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 Fugitive robber runs out of luck |
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| Greece's most wanted robber, Nikos Palaiocostas, was arrested in Viotia, north of Attica, yesterday afternoon after spending some 15 years on the run from authorities, the head of the Greek Police (ELAS), Anastassios Dimoschakis, said in a press conference last night.
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| New tourist services called for |
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| Greece needs to push ahead with efforts to diversify its tourism services if it is to maintain growth in the sector and ward off growing competition from neighboring markets, Tourism Development Minister Fanni Palli-Petralia said yesterday.
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| Cypriot minister resigns |
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| Cyprus Defense Minister Fivos Klokkaris yesterday announced his resignation for health reasons only three months after his appointment in a major reshuffle.
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| MPs enlist help on wiretaps |
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| Opposition MPs yesterday called on Parliament Speaker Anna Psarouda-Benaki to help them in their efforts to extend the work of the committee investigating the phone-tapping scandal even though the New Democracy deputies, who hold a majority on the body, have brought the panel's activities to an end.
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| Large blaze... |
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Two firefighters crouch above a retailer's warehouse in Pallini, northeastern Athens, which was ravaged in a large blaze yesterday.
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| Concern for minors over cell phone porn |
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| A consumer group yesterday expressed concern about children's easy access to pornography through their mobile telephones, which have saturated the youth market, and called for measures to regulate the problem.
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